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Kid Capri’s “Top Tier” Battle Rapper Album Is His Very Own “Detox”

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Kid Capri’s last full album, Soundtrack to the Streets, dropped almost 20 years ago and featured some of the biggest names that Hip Hop in 1998 had to offer, including many that still ring out today, with the likes of Jay Z, Snoop Dogg, Busta Rhymes, Nas and Noreaga dropping verses.

It’s safe to say the legendary Bronx DJ has an ear for talent.

The roster for his next project, the long-anticipated Top Tier album, might not be as well known, except to battle rap fans, and for them, it’s a veritable who’s who of elite battlers.

Capri’s been associated with New York’s battle scene since long before it blew up and his goal with the project is to highlight battler MCs to listeners who might not realize how skilled some of them are on the right beat.

HipHopDX caught up with the Kid over the phone in August to talk about the album, his history with battle rap, and what needs to happen for the project to finally come out.

HipHopDX: What’s the update on Top Tier? I’ve seen you promoting it for what seems like years now. It is years. What’s the latest on it?

Kid Capri: Well, the reason why I’ve been promoting it for that long and not putting it out because I wanted to embed it in people’s heads. It’s kinda like the Detox effect with what Dr. Dre is doing. Let ‘em wait for it and even if it dies out of they head, bring it back through promotion and let them say ‘Damn wasn’t that album supposed to come out a long time ago?’ But oh no it didn’t come out, so now you got something to look forward to. It was just a matter of doing that and it was unusual because no one had ever done a battle rapper album. So that’s why it became special.